Sentence examples for mean produce from inspiring English sources

"What does this mean, produce?" Ms. Ventura said.

And by "go football crazy", we mean produce unofficial World Cup songs.

Take a couple more, just cut those bits off, course they're not rat bites, even the rats are fed up with courgettes, no seriously the allotment was amazing today, you pick up a trowel and the stress just drains away, then there's the sheer satisfaction of producing your own courgettes, I mean produce.

The most corroborated Constant Temperature Equivalent (CTE) model measures the proportion of development occurring above the threshold temperature, and predicts that fluctuations with constant variance about a stationary mean produce equal sex ratios as a constant temperature (i.e. CTE value) [6].

And that should at least mean producing some dreams to discuss.

A small standard deviation (compared with the mean) produces a steep graph, whereas a large standard deviation (again compared with the mean) produces a flat graph.

Feeding another 2 billion people or more will, of course, mean producing much more food.

By making our data open we mean producing it in a form people can use, whether it's CSV, excel or even RDF.

For sick kids that might mean producing just enough of the missing dystrophin to stop their muscles from withering.

I don't think we mean produces the highest antioxidant levels in the blood, or the lowest blood pressure over a span of months either.

And the next time and the next... Breaking free from this cycle does not mean producing substandard work or becoming lesser versions of who we can be.